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Topic: Is there any way to do totally seperate fron page from logged in page?

On the webby2 template.

Right now on homepage.tpl I use a condition
<!-- IF loggedin -->

<!-- ELSE -->

Well I want to hire a designer to make a totally new front page, when people are not logged in.
I want it to to something like Match.com that takes over the whole front page.
So theres no borders or anything, just my own design in front, and when people log in then they go to the normal logged in site.

Is there any way to have a seperate front page and do this?

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Re: Is there any way to do totally seperate fron page from logged in page?

The code you used above will do the job just fine.

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Re: Is there any way to do totally seperate fron page from logged in page?

Please let me understand this right; if we for instance use a new frontpage called "newindex", how should we write the IF-sentense?

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Re: Is there any way to do totally seperate fron page from logged in page?

vlad wrote:

The code you used above will do the job just fine.

Well actually the code aboce will still use the css of the site and it will put my content inside the header and the container of the site.

I want to have a totally blank page where I can design anything I want without being affected by the css of the site.

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Re: Is there any way to do totally seperate fron page from logged in page?

What stops you from putting that code above header inclusion line?

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Re: Is there any way to do totally seperate fron page from logged in page?

Can you place that code around the <head> and the last </body> tags?

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Re: Is there any way to do totally seperate fron page from logged in page?

If you look at a homepage template, you'll see that it starts and ends with these lines:

<!-- INCLUDE header.tpl -->
...
<!-- INCLUDE footer.tpl -->

Put your code around them. See docs for more info.

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